Sexting: It’s not just for teens anymore

New study also shows a mere 1 in 4 people text partners when they're both home.

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How is "sexting" really any different than telling someone over the phone, or in person? I don't get the moral panicking about that at all. I think part of is that it's young people exploring their sexuality ("what? young people aren't just holding hands and watch rom coms?") in ways older people haven't, and that obviously must be bad, because sex, right?

The thing people SHOULD be crying out about is how some idiots spread the material they've received, instead of putting the blame on an entirely healthy practice of turning each other on.

 

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Deranged[/url]":1fcq4exe]How is "sexting" really any different than telling someone over the phone, or in person? I don't get the moral panicking about that at all. I think part of is that it's young people exploring their sexuality ("what? young people aren't just holding hands and watch rom coms?") in ways older people haven't, and that obviously must be bad, because sex, right?

The thing people SHOULD be crying out about is how some idiots spread the material they've received, instead of putting the blame on an entirely healthy practice of turning each other on.

Its easy to deny that you said what you said when you said it whereas its difficult to deny you typed what you typed when you typed it.

If you need to deny that you've sexted someone, the problem isn't (again) the sexting per se, but that you've deceived someone.